Torpedo: Greatest Hits

Torpedo Greatest Hits showcases the best writing from the first three years of Torpedo, Australia's most innovative fiction quarterly. Featuring the best of a new generation of writers from Australia and around the world, including Steven Amstredam, Toby Litt, Krissy Kneen, Clancy Martin, Josephine Rowe, and Jon Bauer, plus graphics from Oslo Davis, Mandy Ord, and Paul O’Connell.

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‘We’d be fools not to ride this strange torpedo to the end.’ — Hunter S. Thompson'The heart of contemporary Australian fiction is beating loud and strong. Stupendous.’ — Herald Sun

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‘Content lampoons and laments the narcissism that accompanies the supposed information age … Ferney’s poems gun their way through a globalised economy with acronyms, diminutives, and inventive linguistic flares.’ — Gig Ryan